News & Press

Ireland Tour Blog: Let’s put on a show!
We’re starting our tour in Galway. It’s a gorgeous city, and our apartments are right on the harbor.
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Ireland Tour Blog: First impressions
Who has a silent H in his name and is excited to be in Ireland? This guy! I knew that I was going to get the opportunity to perform A...
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Ireland Tour Blog: The Adventure Begins
The day for us to travel to Ireland has arrived and brings with it excitement, nerves, stress, and the general chaos that goes with trying to be away from home...
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The Irish Examiner: A Few Good Men
In assembling his cast for Washington DC-based Keegan Theatre’s production of A Few Good Men, director Jeremy Skidmore was keen to distance the hit Broadway play from the subsequent hugely...
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The Connacht Tribune: A Few Good Men
The line ‘you can’t handle the truth’, as famously snarled by Jack Nicholson playing Colonel Jessep in the award-winning 1992 film, A Few Good Men, has become the one of...
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The Galway Advertiser: A Few Good Men
Most people will be familiar with the work from the hugely successful 1992 film version starring Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, and Jack Nicholson, but the play has also proved a...
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The Washington Post: Keegan Theatre Dreams Big
It’s hard to weigh the impact of the small Keegan Theatre company’s purchase of the Church Street Theater without first doing some, well, “bathroom math.
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PRESS RELEASE: KEGAN PURCHASES CHURCH STREET THEATRE!
The Keegan Theatre has closed on the purchase of the Church Street Theater in Washington, DC. The theater, located at 1742 Church Street NW in DuPont Circle, will now be...
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DC Theatre Scene: “We own this building!”
Mark Rhea was rehearsing an emotional moment in Rabbit Hole – a difficult, heartbreaking play and next on the Keegan agenda – with his real-life wife, Susan. “It was this...
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Keegan Wins Three Broadway World Awards for 2013
The Keegan Theatre has won 3 Broadway World Audience Choice Awards for 2013: Susan Marie Rhea, Best Actress in a Play, Rabbit Hole; Kerri Rambow, Best Director of a Play,...
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TheaterMania: Things You Shouldn’t Say Past Midnight
...there is a deeply satisfying core of truth running through Ackerman's writing, making this entertaining play far more than a superficial farce.
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The Washington Post: A Midsummer Night’s Riot
If you dream of being a golf pro, it may not be a good idea to use your prized 9-iron as a weapon in a Belfast street riot.
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